Western Kentucky University offers more than 170 choices for undergraduate areas of study through majors, minors, associate degree programs, certificate programs, pre-professional study, and areas of concentration within majors. Use the following links to explore academic programs.

The second step in attending WKU is to apply. There are several admission requirments depending on your status (beginning student, transfer, readmission student, or visiting students). In addition, there are specific deadlines for applicatons by semester and a $40 fee.

Please review all of the requirements by going to the admission homepage. When you are ready to apply, you can apply online.

If you would like to seek financial aid (loans, grants, scholarships, veterans' benefits, tuition waivers and/or work-study) you will need to apply for financial aid. To do so, you start by filling out the FASFA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid).

During your appointment with an Adult Learner Counselor we can help you fill out your initial FASFA. To be more prepared, you can use this FASFA worksheet to gather the information you will need to fill out the online application.

TopNet is WKU's student information portal that allows students to view pertinant information (view your email address, bill, see who your advisor is, etc.) and preform stuent functions (register for classes, print your semester schedule, change your major, etc.).

Once you have been admitted to WKU you will receive a student ID number, commonly referred to as your "800 number." This is your TopNet logon and your initial password is the last six digits of your social security number. Upon you first login, you will be prompted to change your password.

Once you have registered for classes, you will recieve a WKU e-mail address. You can then obtain your e-mail address and set your password by clicking here.

Once you have your WKU E-mail address and password, you can
log-in from the WKU Homepage, click Current Students and then Webmail (E-mail).